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I think it sucks that I hate the idea of God so much, I hate it when people mention anything to do with it. I believe more in the Greek gods than this lone god that people think created everything. It just sounds stupid to me. But it still sucks, because I don't want to be hateful towards people that have a different belief than me. They are allowed to believe whatever they want, but yet I feel upset when God is mentioned.
Which is why I could never talk to a pastor or any religious figure about my problems, I wanted to talk to someone like that because I heard if I confess, they won't tell anyone what I say. I only thought to talk to someone like that because I fear talking to a councilor or a therapist, my parents will be informed. But now I can't even talk to any adult about my problems, because I hate God, and I fear my parents' judgement.
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there must be an underlying reason why you feel triggered when someone brings up god. figure that out, and it is your decision if you wish to believe in god or not. the reason why you see many people believing in god is because they have a relationship with god. only the ones that believe in god feel gods presence in their lives, that's why some people are very religious. I used to have anger towards god, because it made upset how I had no control over my life, and when everything bad happened to me, I would blame it on god. but, years later, I found my way back to god. I am grateful that my life is in gods hands. I feel god with me and god has helped me with so much ever since I started to pray. I share my time with god and im doing good. there is a lot more peace in my life.
ReplyReally and truly, no one alive is going to prove to you that God/Allah/Jehova/Adonai/YHWH/Dios/ etc. exists. It's called faith for a reason. I tell my fellow atheists that there is some irony in not believing in God, but living life making decision after decision based on something we imagine - love. There is no love molecule, no one will find the love you have for your pet, sibling, parent, best friend, whoever, no one will find that love in an autopsy unlike the disease that ravages us, our last dinner, etc. Yet for most of us our entire lives revolve around "love". So yea, it really and truly is just faith, no religion required. Hopefully you give faith a chance. Best of luck.
Courtesy notice: the following includes a reference to a book that contains writings over 2000 years old which are mostly parables about human nature, both vile human nature as well as moral human nature, parables that are meant to teach us to learn and grow, including the teachings of Christ Jesus. No religion required, and better yet: no public displays of devotion required, although the former and latter are admirable if practiced freely out of one's own free will and without the threat of being beheaded. Some bullies will label this "trolling", so "change the channel" now if of no interest to you.
1 Thessalonians 5:11
Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing.
Mark 12:28-31
And Christ Jesus said the 2 greatest commandments are:
Love God first and foremost.
Love your fellow-being as you love yourself.
From following or not following these, all good or evil cascades, respectively.
Love...that powerful, invisible, intangible force that cannot be denied; even atheists live and die by it.
Mary, Mother of Christ, intercede for us with your prayers, now, and always.
And after our worst deeds - never forget God forgives us when we repent through Christ Jesus.
ReplyWhy would you hate God? God is love. That's like rejecting a caring parent. You live and learn in life. I don't know what you've been through I guess it must have been bad. Talk about what you need to talk about to whatever pastor or therapist. Getting it out in the open to somebody will help you deal with your feelings. God's always there like a phonecall just a prayer away. Its entirely up to you what you wish to believe. Some things you have to experience for yourself sometimes. none of us are perfect but Im just telling you there's love with God whether you choose to accept or reject him is your choice.
ReplyI totally respect your feelings but why do feel that way ? is there a particular reason ? Hate is a strong emotion . In order to hate a person , object or in fact anything , there might factors underlying . Like one of the comments said , try to figure out why you feel that way . Its totally your choice to believe in god but people need god divert their trust and faith to someone . At one point of life , Its essential for you to know that there is someone there is who believes in you and cheering for you . This is totally my opinion . You dont have to agree upon it . I feel like whenever you're in a distress , trouble ,or in an unpleasant situation , God gives you the hope to live on and continue with life . For me god is hope , love , friend and trust .
ReplyI don't know why I hate God. I just remember when I was little, one of my first memories being a dream of God, and how when I woke up I was upset and said something about hating God. I thought of God as someone who was playing with living creatures as dolls. Some play thing. I don't know why I had that thought at such a young age, I don't think I will ever know. I dont want to hate him, I try not to let the feeling get in the way of my relationship with my family and friends, I try not to be hateful. I just can't help it.
ReplySatan is the master of lies, so it makes sense to me that you feel this way towards God but do not know why.
I will pray for you, just talk to God.
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